View Poll Results: Your go-to bait for Channel cats

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  • Shad cut/live

    272 18.50%
  • Skipjacks cut/live

    24 1.63%
  • Bluegills cut/live

    189 12.86%
  • Creek chubs cut/live

    62 4.22%
  • Eels cut/live

    13 0.88%
  • Crawdads,Crayfish,Softcraws

    23 1.56%
  • Shiners/Minnows/Goldfish

    41 2.79%
  • Nightcrawlers/Worms/ Chicken liver

    453 30.82%
  • Stink/Dip/Punch baits

    238 16.19%
  • none of the above/other

    155 10.54%
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  1. #111
    Darren Wuollet
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    I have had the best luck with frogs. just twist off the back legs. Does anyone else use frogs?

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  2. #112
    Jed

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    Default Livers and strawberry banana jello mix

    I've always had good luck taking chicken livers and adding a packet of strawberry banana jello mix. The jello mix stiffens up the livers and the cats love it around here. Also if you can get em, cow lungs work good. I live in Nebraska so we have plenty.

  3. #113
    larry (jughead)

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    i voted for punch bait i use when rod reel fishing i jug a lot then iuse perch live & cut + mudcats live for yellow cat

  4. #114
    Emmett
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    Default Secret bait.

    Well I had to vote other b/c it wasn't on the list. Although I can't say what it is, it's kind of like chicken livers except smellier, and it stays on the hook like no other. Only way to get it off is to cut it with the knife...even then it's not really cutting but rather ripping.

    However, older channel cats generally eat more fish than younger ones, and scientifically, channels that's diet contains more fish get larger than the ones whose don't. So i'd say that if you want less but bigger channels, go with fish for bait.

  5. #115
    Matthew Penix
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    ive caught most of my channels on creek chubs and chicken livers

  6. #116
    Dan
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    when im fishin for channels and bullheads i use stink baits and cut sunfish mostly

  7. #117
    brian

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    i catch most of my channel cats on chicken liver

  8. #118
    tommy
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    :roll_eyes: i tend to use liver and blue gill. one on each pole which ever gets hit first is what i use for the rest of the day typically. :roll_eyes:

  9. #119
    Aaron

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    Cut shad has worked in most situations for me, nightcrawlers seems to do just fine also.

  10. #120
    Dale Miller
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    got to go bait would be hogwild super premo blood bait on looper rig with a kayle hook
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